NEW - Dramatic collapse of Germany's industrial production, down 2.4% in July compared to the previous month — Telepolis

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"We are not here to take part, we are here to take over." - Conor McGregor.

Clip comes from @Mick_O_Keeffe. Tweet link is here.

"Desmond Fennell was Ireland's finest modern intellectual. Luckily for dissidents, his body of work also lays out the essential intellectual project of modern Irish Nationalism."

A comprehensive introduction to Desmond Fennell's works by Creeve Rua.

https://meonjournal.com/read/an-introduction-to-the-works-of-desmond-fennell-fennellism-pt-0

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An Introduction to the Works of Desmond Fennell (Fennellism pt. 0) — MEON

Desmond Fennell was Ireland's finest modern intellectual. Luckily for dissidents, his body of work also lays out the essential intellectual project of modern Irish Nationalism.

Sorry, have to cancel, I'm having connection issues. I'll reschedule.

A quick post on people working together.

I'm delighted to see people are finally starting to understand how vote splitting works and is a real thing.

The point I want to make, and it applies to a lot of things in general in life.

The perfect is the enemy of the good, and it helps to be as pragmatic as possible.

The world isn't perfect. Get it done.

At the very least, when the general election is called in the coming months, no vote splitting. People rally behind one person per constituency.

And take it from there.

**Local Elections Summary:

Good:
- People in the door. 5-10 people, as expected are now in. This is important. People might agree with you in person, but that's not the same as a vote. Now that people have been elected, you can point to this and people feel happier and more confident talking about this. Brand recognition, for lack of a better phrase. Don't underestimate the symbology of this.

- Despite the organizational problems with the Irish right, it is still possible to get people in. Hard work, being normal, being a good communicator will get you very far.

- Sinn Fein collapse as the grassroots of the party begins to buckle under the different contradictions in the party's direction and leadership.

- Green party wipeout in South County Dublin in particular. Euros looks bad for them.

- Irish alternative media successfully plugging the gap with ideas that we came up with now becoming mainstream talking points.

- Younger people proving themselves to be more competent than the older generation. This lends itself well to future growth.

- Dublin more likely to change in the coming months.

Bad:- Vote splitting.

- Boomers propping up the FFG mess we see right now.

- Simon Harris being more competent leader than Varadkar. Not even that he's good, just that Varadkar was arguably the most incompetent politician that has ever found himself in any position of influence in Ireland.

- Low turnout hints at demoralization in terms of people voting.

- Ideological splits as a result of certain candidates doing well.

- Gerrymandering with the "open voting rules" pushing FG forward with better than expected results.

I think we'll leave it at that.

So in this video/steam linked below, I summed up what I thought would happen, including various posts on the channel. - 5-10 Nationalist councillors would get elected. - SF will do worse than the polls by 5%. - FF will decline. - FG will decline but less.…

Steenson official crosses the line in North Inner City. https://x.com/valerie70154568/status/1799806895727026499

Just a quick post to remind/recommend people vote this Friday. Whatever the outcome, just remember what has happened over the past few months.

- Sinn Fein collapse, with a massive underperformance at local elections incoming.

- Referendums defeated overwhelmingly.

- Varadkar gone and one third of FG TDs resigning in the next General Election.

- Collapse of the hate speech laws.

- Reduction in RTE's influence and power. We're now seeing the rise of candidates doing quite well despite being pushed aside by the mainstream.

- The NGOs as a major talking point/issue with normal people.

- Rise of alternative media to fill the gap.

- Mass immigration now a much more socially acceptable thing to talk about, especially with the middle class.

Sure, nothing is perfect, but just think about the past few months.

Best of luck in these elections to everyone.

Whatever happens, happens.